Property rights are paramount to consumer laws, selling a contract to buy beans is a consumer matter, facilitating a real estate transaction falls to a property rights matter.Instead of debating the legality of wholesaling with non-qualified legal scholars on the internet, call your state real estate regulator.

Immediately after listing it, we had two rooms rented for the entire semester with a visiting international scholar and an academic.

I wasted a decade and a half as a promising scholar with top tier pedigree.

(Incidentally, the only women of color who replied to my original post did so via DM or email, in support.)Communication, the scholars say, is really about taking someone else's perspective, understanding it, and responding.

If Airbnb is outlawed the homeowner might try corporate rentals: rentals of 30 days or more to companies, hospitals and universities who need to provide housing for long-ish but not long-term out-of-towners, e.g. visiting nurses, physicians, and scholars, and employees transferred from another state.

I guess my personal recommendation (not a lawyer/legal scholar/judge or offering any sort of advice to anyone who is residing on the planet Earth) is to perform your inspections on schedule and address issues at that time.

However, if you have traveling scholars/professors and or doctors, who might only be at your area for a year or two, then they might rent.  

Cambridge is the most visiting scholar rich college town in the US. 

Most traditional bank loans already have the Feds involved, so they figure that they can also regulate the actual transaction if the parties are using their already-regulated loans.Disclosure: I am not an attorney, CPA, or Constitutional Scholar, just a regular guy who can read.

We actually are starting a REIA/mastermind/meet-up here in Bloomington and are meeting this morning at 10am at Scholars Inn on 3rd St.We meet at 10 am the 3rd Saturday of every month at Scholars Inn Bakehouse on 3rd St (by Target).Lots to learn about the Bloomington market!